SYNOPSIS

Wentinam, a boy born in Togo without parents and raised on the streets of Kara, lives his childhood immersed in atrocities and dark passages where he can survive by establishing friendships with others like him, nameless faces, who sell everything for a few crumbs of bread, even their dignity.

But in the midst of this bleak landscape, people appear who remind him that not all is lost, that his life has meaning, and that he must fight to find himself and achieve his purpose.

The "Boys' City" and the "Small Homes," places of opportunity, shelter, and training, and his encounter with a Spanish missionary, will be the inspiration that brings about a radical change in his story. His encounter with God and other boys like him will help him direct his steps, with nothing holding him back.

Love, the desire to start a family and prosper, will be the driving force behind his final and most daring adventure. A story, hard and real, but one that leads us along the paths of Hope, the knowledge that we are accompanied and supported by others when we are lost and aimless, the discovery that Love is the greatest impulse to not give up and to try everything.

A story where fear, apathy, frustration, anger, and death engage in battle with forgiveness, the desire to prosper, trust, the desire for justice, and with life itself.

A true story that pays tribute to all those who risk their lives every day to achieve their dream and desire for a better life, and to the religious who silently help them in a sacrificial and exemplary manner.